Live Ebola Map: 2026 Ebola Outbreak Tracker & Live Case Map

The map and the province breakdown below come from the most recent report to split cases by province, 31 October (INSP SitRep N°170): DRC 10,467 confirmed at that date, being Ituri 7,412 across 28 health zones, North Kivu 2,479 (17 zones), South Kivu 3 (1 zone), and 573 in Haut-Uélé (460), Tshopo (92), Bas-Uélé (13), Sud Ubangi (2) and Nord Ubangi (6) provinces, with 5,103 deaths, 980 patients in isolation and 2,824 recovered. Plus Uganda 20 (2 deaths; outbreak declared over by Uganda on 28 July; last confirmed case 21 June, last patient discharged 16 July; WHO also declared the outbreak's end on 25 August, 42 days without a new confirmed case being reported), Kenya 9 (2 deaths; first case imported from the DRC via Uganda and reported 6 October; he died, and on 23 October the ministry announced that the third case, a 65-year-old relative, had died too; all nine cases are one cluster of his relatives and people who cared for him, with no evidence of spread beyond it; Kenya Ministry of Health, 23 October), Nigeria 1 (an imported case in Abuja, a woman who traveled from Uganda on 3 October; confirmed 20 October, with 62 contacts traced as of 29 October; she and a close contact have since been medically evacuated to Switzerland; Nigeria Centre for Disease Control and Prevention, 20 October) and France 1 (a medical humanitarian worker who returned infected from DRC, reported 24 June 2026, after the May imported case in a US citizen medically evacuated to Germany). With 10,467 confirmed cases in the DRC, WHO records this as the largest Ebola outbreak ever documented in the country, and the second-largest anywhere after West Africa in 2014-16. No cumulative suspected-case total is published; the 380 shown is the number of new suspected cases recorded in 24 hours, as of 15 August (the last day INSP published one). Case-fatality rate = 5,107 confirmed deaths ÷ 10,498 confirmed cases ≈ 49%. Since 21 October the totals include Kenya and Nigeria, 10 confirmed cases between them that earlier updates left out; the trend chart now counts them from 6 October, when Kenya reported its first case. The DRC's 30 October situation report (N°169) restated deaths in Ituri after a data review and raised the national death toll to 5,372. The next day's report (N°170) printed 5,103, which equals the earlier count plus each day's newly reported deaths, and did not explain the change. This page shows N°170's figures, the newest published, until the ministry clarifies which total stands. Sources: WHO, ECDC, Africa CDC, the DRC Ministry of Health, the Kenya Ministry of Health and the Nigeria Centre for Disease Control and Prevention. Sources: Africa CDC · WHO Disease Outbreak News · ECDC